Ferry fstelte

Create a Lab environment Currently I am creating and deleting AD pretty often, because I am trying out stuff in my Lab environment. Too reproduce the same enviroment I created the same OU’s, users and groups everytime, by hand. This post is about how I create a lab environment. So I created a powershell script to create the Lab environment Also created a powershell script to delete the entire environment from an existing AD and leave the rest intact, just if you need a “Lab environment” in an existing AD and want to delete afterwards.

At a customer we are using App-V 5.0 and RES Workspace Manager on XenApp 7.6 with Windows Server 2012 R2. For App-V the full infrastructure is in use. We wanted to make it possible for users to do an publishing refresh App-V applications without having them enter powershell commands or having them to logoff and logon. After the publishing refresh the script will initiate a workspace refresh. I created an application with the following Settings: